Claimant scorecards · AERS v2.1 · Calibrating
Who’s on the record.
Every claim in the Responsibility Ledger is attributed to a named entity. This is the index of those entities, ranked by claim volume. Each name links to the claimant’s full scorecard: open horizons, closed grades, AI Execution Risk Score, and source receipts.
- Commerce Department7 claimsAERS 0 (F)
- Anthropic5 claimsAERS —
- Google3 claimsAERS —
- Coinbase2 claimsAERS —
- Meta2 claimsAERS —
- NIST2 claimsAERS —
- Anthropic and NEC1 claimAERS —
- Cerebras Systems1 claimAERS —
- Cloudflare1 claimAERS —
- European Commission1 claimAERS —
- Fannie Mae1 claimAERS —
- FDA1 claimAERS —
- Google employees1 claimAERS —
- Microsoft1 claimAERS —
- Microsoft and OpenAI1 claimAERS —
- Novo Nordisk1 claimAERS —
- OpenAI and Anthropic1 claimAERS —
- Oracle1 claimAERS —
- Pentagon1 claimAERS —
- ServiceNow1 claimAERS —
- Snap Inc.1 claimAERS —
- Stanford AI Index 20261 claimAERS —
- U.S. Commerce Dept1 claimAERS —
- UK Security Minister1 claimAERS —
About AERS
The AI Execution Risk Score (AERS) is a 0-100 metric quantifying the gap between a claimant’s public AI claims and their demonstrated delivery. Higher AERS = stronger track record. Confidence rating reflects the number of closed (graded) claims in the dataset; below 4 closed claims, the score is provisional. Methodology is in active calibration through Q4 2026, after which AERS values will derive exclusively from native Ledger-graded data.
AERS v2.1 · Open methodology · Not investment advice.